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Operational area | |
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Country | United States |
State | California |
County | Sacramento |
Address | 10545 Armstrong Ave. Suite 200 Mather, CA 95655 |
Agency overview [1] | |
Established | 2000 |
Annual calls | 108,000 |
Employees | 699 (2023) |
Annual budget | $279,505,341 (2023) |
Staffing | Career |
Fire chief | Adam House |
EMS level | ALS |
IAFF | 522 |
Facilities and equipment [2] | |
Battalions | 5 |
Stations | 42 |
Engines | 37 |
Trucks | 5 |
Squads | 1 |
Rescues | 1 |
Ambulances | 27 |
Tenders | 6 |
HAZMAT | 1 |
Airport crash | 2 |
Wildland | 16 - Type 3 13 - Type 4 |
Bulldozers | 2 |
Helicopters | 3 |
Mobile Integrated Healthcare | 1 |
Website | |
Official website | |
IAFF website |
The Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District provides fire protection and emergency medical services to many unincorporated areas of Sacramento County, California as well as two contract cities. The fire district is responsible for the cities and communities of Antelope, Arden-Arcade, Carmichael, Citrus Heights, Elverta, Fair Oaks, Florin, Gold River, La Riviera, North Highlands, Mather, Orangevale, Rancho Cordova, Rio Linda, Rosemont, Sloughhouse, Vineyard and McClellan Airfield. [2]
The Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District is a member of California USAR Task Force 7 (CA TF-7), one of the eight FEMA Urban Search and Rescue Task Forces in the state. [3] These USAR Task Forces, which were originally designed to respond to structural collapse caused by earthquakes, have evolved to be used at disasters and catastrophes, both man-made and natural. [4] Along with members of the SMFD, the task force also has members from the Cosumnes Fire Department, Folsom Fire Department, Roseville Fire Department, West Sacramento Fire Department, El Dorado County Fire Protection District and Sacramento Fire Department. [4]
Some of the teams most notable deployments include the Northridge earthquake (1994), Oklahoma City bombing (1995), World Trade Center (2001) and Hurricane Katrina (2005). [4]
Fire Station Number | Address | Engine Company | Medic Units | Truck Company | Wildland Engine, Water Tender or Dozer Unit | Other units | Battalion | |
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21 | Citrus Heights | Engine 21 | Medic 21 | Rescue 21, CERT 1, CERT 2 | 13 | [5] | ||
22 | Orangevale | Engine 22 | In Service Reserve Medic 22 | Engine 322 | 13 | [6] | ||
23 | Citrus Heights | Engine 23 | Single Role Medic 23 | Truck 23 | 13 | [7] | ||
24 | Sacramento | Engine 24 | Medic 24 Single Role Medic 224 | Squad 24 OES Type 1 | 5 | [8] | ||
25 | Sacramento | Engine 25 | Medic 25 | Engine 325 | 5 | [9] | ||
26 | Antelope | Engine 26 | Truck 26 | Engine 326 | 5 | [10] | ||
27 | Citrus Heights | Engine 27 | In Service Reserve Medic 27 | Engine 527 | 13 | [11] | ||
28 | Citrus Heights | Engine 28 | Engine 528 | 13 | [12] | |||
29 | Orangevale | Engine 29 | Battalion 13, OES 8433 Type 3, Special Operations Unit | 13 | [13] | |||
31 | Fair Oaks | Engine 31 | Engine 531 | Foam 31 | 13 | [14] | ||
32 | Fair Oaks | Engine 32 | Medic 32 | Engine 332 | 13 | [15] | ||
41 | North Highlands | Engine 41 | Medic 41 | Engine 541 | 5 | [16] | ||
42 | North Highlands | Engine 42 | 5 | [17] | ||||
50 | Florin | Engine 50 | Medic 50 | Truck 50 | Engine 350 | OES Type 1, Battalion 9 | 9 | [18] |
51 | Florin | Engine 51 | Single Role Medic 51 | Engine 551 | 9 | [19] | ||
53 | Florin | Engine 53 | Medic 53 | 9 | [20] | |||
54 | Rosemont | Engine 54 | Single Role Medic 54 | Engine 554 | 9 | [21] | ||
55 | Vineyard | Engine 55 | In service Reserve Medic 55 | Engine 355, Water Tender 55 | 9 | [22] | ||
58 | Sloughhouse | Engine 358, Water Tender 58, Dozer 1, Dozer 2 | 14 | [23] | ||||
59 | Rancho Murieta | Medic 59 and Medic 259 | Engine 359, Water Tender 59 | 14 | [24] | |||
61 | Rancho Cordova | Engine 61 | Medic 61 | Engine 361 | 14 | [25] | ||
62 | Rancho Cordova | Engine 62 | Medic 62 | Engine 562 | Boat 62 | 9 | [26] | |
63 | Rancho Cordova | Engine 63 | In service Reserve Medic 63 | Engine 363 | 14 | [27] | ||
65 | Rancho Cordova | Engine 65 | Medic 65 | Truck 65 | Engine 365 | Boat 65 Swift Water Rescue trailer | 14 | [28] |
66 | Rancho Cordova | Engine 66 | Medic 66| | Engine 366, Water Tender 66 | Battalion 14 | 14 | [29] | |
68 | Rancho Cordova | Engine 68 | Engine 368 | 14 | [30] | |||
101 | Sacramento | Engine 101 | Medic 101 | 7 | [31] | |||
102 | Sacramento | Single Role Medic 102, EMS 24 | MCI 102 | 7 | [32] | |||
103 | Sacramento | Engine 103 | Single Role Medic 103 | Engine 503 | 7 | [33] | ||
105 | Sacramento | Engine 105 | Medic 105 | Engine 505 | 7 | [34] | ||
106 | Sacramento | Engine 106 | Truck 106 | Battalion 7 | 7 | [35] | ||
108 | Fair Oaks | Engine 108 | Engine 508 | 7 | [36] | |||
109 | Carmichael | Engine 109 | Medic 109 | HazMat 109, Mobile Integrated Healthcare (CC109) | 7 | [37] | ||
110 | Sacramento | Engine 110 | Engine 510 | Decon 110 | 7 | [38] | ||
111 | Rio Linda | Engine 111 | Medic 111 | Engine 311 | 5 | [39] | ||
112 | North Highlands | Single Role Medic 112 | Engine 112, Engine 512 | Air 112, Air 2112 | 5 | [40] | ||
114 | McClellan | Engine 114 | Water Tender 114 | ARFF 1, ARFF 2, Battalion 5 | 5 | [41] | ||
115 | McClellan Airport | Copter 1, Copter 2, Helitender 115 | 5 | [42] | ||||
116 | Elverta | Engine 116 | Engine 516, Water Tender 116 | 5 | [43] | |||
117 | Elverta | Engine 117 | Engine 317 | 5 | [44] | |||
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